INTERNATIONAL — February 16, 2026
Body of Israeli 'Tehran' Series Producer Found in Athens Hotel
The body of Dana Eden, Israeli producer of the spy series 'Tehran,' was found in an Athens hotel room, with Greek police investigating it as a suicide amid evidence of pills and neck bruises. Her production company dismissed rumors of foul play.
The Ehtebar Desk — originates with Amu TV — 2 min read

The body of Dana Eden, a 52-year-old Israeli producer of the popular spy series "Tehran," was discovered on Sunday in a hotel room in Athens, according to Reuters.
Greek police officials stated that the body was found after several unsuccessful attempts by a relative to contact her. Authorities said the case is being investigated as a suicide based on evidence and witness testimonies. Pills were found at the scene, and medical examinations revealed bruises on the victim's neck.
Donna and Shula Productions, the international production company, issued a statement describing the incident as "a sad moment for the family, friends, and colleagues." The company added that rumors of criminal activity or nationalist motives are "untrue and baseless," urging media and the public to avoid spreading unconfirmed claims.
Israeli media reported that Eden was in Greece for filming the fourth season of "Tehran," an Israeli television series depicting secret missions and security operations in Tehran. The show has gained significant international popularity for its suspenseful plot and complex characters.
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Reliability assessment
Single source citing Reuters with direct on-record attributions from Greek police officials (concrete details: age 52, Athens hotel, Sunday discovery, pills, neck bruises) and named production company statement; not high-stakes or volatile.
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